> >Greetings. New to the list. Question: What's Rugby? Thanks.
>
> welcome!
Danke danke ;)
> Rugby is a request broker completely written in Rebol by Maarten Koopmans
> http://www.rebolforces.com/~erebol/index.htm
Err, a request broker? I'll have to do some research (no need for yo
"Brett Handley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...snip..
> I did not realise before now just how powerful this extending feature is.
It
> could be used to help build more sophisticated frameworks or reduce the
> complexity of your code.
>
> For example, when you create styles you can base one style
>Greetings. New to the list. Question: What's Rugby? Thanks.
welcome!
Rugby is a request broker completely written in Rebol by Maarten Koopmans
http://www.rebolforces.com/~erebol/index.htm
{It does all things you can do with SOAP like technology, plus many more...
You can use it to bu
I contacted REBOL about this a few months ago. They said something along
the lines of "Only if we become convinced that it would be economically
feasible." Ie, only if a decent number of QNX6 users would be willing to
buy /Pro as well. *shrugs* But, that was a few months ago - things may've
Greetings. New to the list. Question: What's Rugby? Thanks.
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> Hi Brett,
>
> << I'd like to hear how you go. I understand something of IOS's
> concepts and something of Rugby's concepts, why both? >>
>
> Well, first, I'm *very* new to IOS so I don't know the ins-and-outs of
> arc
Will there be a View port to QNX6 under Photon or X?
It would sure be nice to have.
Dave
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Hi Philippe,
> Could explain me more about the "with" stuff attached with the field ? Is
it
> like the html form ?
First I need to correct my earlier post. Not every face has a tag field. I
just learnt that I actually created TAG using WITH.
Have a look section "6.7. Face Facet Blocks" of the V
Using the View/Pro package for Linux:
I want to use REBOL for submitting some pages of my website to search
engines. Supposedly I submit the query string using a "read" of the
appropriate search engine submission page.
But how can I read just the header code (such as "200 OK") of the page
that
Gregg Irwin wrote:
>Chris, YekSoon, et al
>
><< Chris: Only when they rig the polls. Otherwise people prefer Java so far
>;) >>
>
>Java, of course, has the advantage of existing. Web services, via .NET
>aren't available yet, unless you want to deploy using a beta version.
>
><< YekSoon: Won't REB
> I will look for this HTML dialect.
http://valley.150m.com/Rebol/Values/HTML.r
http://valley.150m.com/Rebol/Values/ML.r
http://valley.150m.com/Rebol/Values/eText.r
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://valley.150m.com/
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> It doesn't work for me on 98 either. (I don't have /Command). I'm
wondering though if it is because my printer is on USB not LPT. I get
nothing printed with then DOS commands:
H, my printer is attached to LPT1: and works OK with this software. So
this could be a problem. Sorry, you're on yo
> The code below doesn't work in Windows 98. Maybe it's because i dont use
rebol/command.
Works OK on Windows XP and Windows 98 using Rebol/Core and Rebol/View for me
(I just tried it). Are you sure that your computer is set up correctly?
Andrew Martin
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Thanks a lot, Brett.
That's the kind of response that help me to understand a higher level (the
global value of the words)..
Could explain me more about the "with" stuff attached with the field ? Is it
like the html form ?
Philippe
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Very cool Cyphre!
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Hi Jason,
<< Is there any way to have the mouse cursor also change on rollover, like
to a
finger or something as in HTML hyperlink? >>
No mouse cursor support AFAIK. It would probably be hard to make cross
platform.
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Chris, YekSoon, et al
<< Chris: Only when they rig the polls. Otherwise people prefer Java so far
;) >>
Java, of course, has the advantage of existing. Web services, via .NET
aren't available yet, unless you want to deploy using a beta version.
<< YekSoon: Won't REBOL be a suitable platform for
Hi Brett,
<< I'd like to hear how you go. I understand something of IOS's
concepts and something of Rugby's concepts, why both? >>
Well, first, I'm *very* new to IOS so I don't know the ins-and-outs of
architecting a system for it. In the current case, I had written a kind of
"proxy" piece which
Hi Gregg, Ryan and others,
Have a look at http://www.rebol.cz/~cyphre/rebed.r
this one of my trials to write editor with syntax hiliting. Nowadays I
haven't enough time(and patience ;-) ) to continue with this project(is it
worth to spend a time with it???). The code is ugly and has lots of pro
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
>>click-face: func [face][face/feel/engage face 'down none]
>>
>>; simple example
>>view layout [
>>chk: check text "click me" [click-face chk]
>>]
>>
>>; more complicated
>>view center-face layout [
>>across
>>chk: check pad 0x-3 label "click me" [click-face chk] return
>>r
Hi all!
(I tried sending this mail yesterday from the PC, but apparently I
typed the wrong address...)
I have fixed a small bug; also, the font metrics didn't include
the euro character.
BTW, Sunanda: you can use BROWSE on PDF files too, it works for
me.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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RE: [REBOL] Re: Compose iterated fields with different names for each
Hi Philippe, Brett
i like Bretts tag way.
an old of me was
areas: copy[a1 none a2 none ..]
[..
t: area do[areas/a1: t]
t: area do[areas/a2: t]
..
]
the trick is to copy 't in the do[] somewhere,
because here you have ful
At 10:19 AM 1/11/2002 +, you wrote:
>Lok Yek Soon wrote:
>
>
>>Web services will be the "next big thing" and Microsoft has an early lead
>>through its .Net initiative, according to market research firm Gartner Group.
>
>Only when they rig the polls. Otherwise people prefer Java so far ;)
>
>
The MIT Lightweight Languages Workshop
http://www.ddj.com/documents/s=2287/ddj0202a/0202a.htm
Let's hope next time REBOL is well presented
./Jason
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> click-face: func [face][face/feel/engage face 'down none]
>
> ; simple example
> view layout [
> chk: check text "click me" [click-face chk]
> ]
>
> ; more complicated
> view center-face layout [
> across
> chk: check pad 0x-3 label "click me" [click-face chk] return
> rad1: radio pad 0x-2 label
--- Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lok Yek Soon wrote:
>
> > Web services will be the "next big thing" and
> Microsoft has an early lead
> > through its .Net initiative, according to market
> research firm Gartner Group.
>
> Only when they rig the polls. Otherwise people
> prefer Java so f
Hi Philippe,
> Both have advantages, in that you can offer a "preview mode"
> > before printe
Sorry, I loosely phrased what I wrote. It is simpler to fire up a HTML
preview in non-command Rebol than a PDF preview. Rebol has the 'Browse
command for this.
Sunanda
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Hi Gregg,
> I think the IOS+Rugby model will work well, but it will take some time to
> figure out what all the traps and pitfalls are. Things just seem too easy
so
> far. :)
Good to hear. I'd like to hear how you go. I understand something of IOS's
concepts and something of Rugby's concepts, wh
Hi Philippe,
I have made a working example of code similar to yours:
inform-disp: copy []
for e 1 6 1 [
text: join "text" e
coor: to-pair reduce [70 * e + 243 107]
append inform-disp compose [
at (coor) (to-set-word join 'fldmodif e) field 40x22 (text)
Both have advantages, in that you can offer a "preview mode"
> before printer.
>
> HTML has the edge for me in that it is easier to produce, and you can (as
you
> say) use the Browse command. The document can then be read by most word
> processors and other applications.
>
> And Andrew has wri
The echo command in dos works for me, and i got a lpt connection for my
printer. But a program that is opened with this command, bug.
I will look for this HTML dialect..
Txs
Philippe
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Hi Philippe
> The code below doesn't work in Windows 98. Maybe it's because i dont use
> rebol/command.
It doesn't work for me on 98 either. (I don't have /Command). I'm wondering
though if it is because my printer is on USB not LPT. I get nothing printed
with then DOS commands:
echo "hell
I forget the situation, but sometimes
buttons or some other style get stuck in the
down position. It could then be useful to have
release-face: func [face][face/feel/engage face 'up none]
Then you can reset them easily.
Anton.
> Hi Anton,
>
> Nice trick ;) With this method you can generate al
Hi,
I needed that too. It's a lot better to click on the text to change a
checkbox.
A good FAQ too.
Thanks Anton
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 10:52 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Useful function click-face
Hi A
Hi again,
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Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 10:53 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Matrix Arithmetic Rules? Help needed!
>
> Again not being a maths buff Iam requesting math / logic help for this
exercise, I know how to do the
>
Lok Yek Soon wrote:
> Web services will be the "next big thing" and Microsoft has an early lead
> through its .Net initiative, according to market research firm Gartner Group.
Only when they rig the polls. Otherwise people prefer Java so far ;)
Chris
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> That being the case I think we should try initially
> for the most common case which Joel termed "High School"
> or general vector operations.
>
> Again not being a maths buff Iam requesting math / logic help for this exercise, I
>know how to do the
> programming I j
Hello everybody,
well I wouldn't lime to presume on RT future plans
because these things are always uncertain especially
concerning timescales, however after pondering
Joel Neely's earlier response my opinion is now
that REBOL is intended for the general purpose
and not especially special applica
The code below doesn't work in Windows 98. Maybe it's because i dont use
rebol/command.
I think i have to produce html text to browse and then print.
Or produce a PDF document.
> Philippe wrote:
> > I want to know if it's possible to user a printer from a rebol program ?
>
> Try something like
Hi Anton,
Nice trick ;) With this method you can generate also custom 'action or
'event calls. Very usefull!
regards,
Cyphre
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 9:44 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Useful function cli
I composed a part of a layout with different fields.
Those fields are produced if a condition is true. So that's why I want a
name for each of them.
The names should be fldmodif1, fldmodif2, fldmodif3, etc., to see if the
user change them when he will press a button.
I used the append exemple-lay
Joel,
thank you for your prompt reply, you seem to be quite well versed in this, could you
please point me to
any websites you know of where I might investigate
these further,
thanks,
mark
In a message dated Thu, 10 Jan 2002 2:51:13 PM Eastern Standard Time, Joel Neely
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Mark and all,
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Subject: [REBOL] Matrix Arithmetic Rules? Help needed!
>
> After reading Joel Neely's most recent
> excellent article on REBOL forces on
> Iterators, Recursio
Here is a little function some people might
find handy. (I get the vague feeling I saw
someone else using a function like this already).
click-face: func [face][face/feel/engage face 'down none]
; simple example
view layout [
chk: check text "click me" [click-face chk]
]
; more complica
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